doc: Update tutorial on polynomial bases - #89
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The tutorial on polynomial bases and transformations is updated to explain the distinction between Minterpy polynomials defined on a user domain and the corresponding internal polynomial defined on `[-1, 1]^m`. Additional changes: - Pin the version for setuptools (<81) and sphinx (<9.0) to avoid deprecation error. - Fix minor typos across documentation. Resolves: #88
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The tutorial on polynomial bases and transformations is updated to explain the distinction between Minterpy polynomials defined on a user domain and the corresponding internal polynomial defined on
[-1, 1]^m.Additional changes:
Resolves: #88